Dürer, Albrecht

Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528) was a renowned German artist and printmaker of the Renaissance, known for his detailed engravings, woodcuts, and paintings. His works often combined technical skill with artistic innovation, influencing both art and printmaking. Dürer’s keen observations of nature, perspective, and human anatomy contributed to the development of Northern European art. Beyond art, he wrote treatises on measurement and proportion. His influence extended across Europe, earning him recognition as one of the greatest artists of his time and a key figure in the Renaissance movement.